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Lady Antebellum

Lady Antebellum

Need You Now

Lady Antebellum took its name from the mansions that have nestled in Nashville since before the Civil War. But there's nothing old or musty about this shooting-star country band.

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Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift

"Today Was a Fairytale"

The last year of this country phenomenon's life—leading up to the 2010 Grammy Awards—has been a fairy tale. So it's only fitting that she'd cap it by actually singing about one.

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Nick Jonas & The Administration

Nick Jonas & The Administration

Who I Am

Nick Jonas' debut solo outing flits from rock to pop to R&B. But while the sonic spectrum he traverses is slightly more diverse than the Jonas Brothers', the emotional spectrum isn't.

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Kings of Leon

Kings of Leon

"Use Somebody"

Until fairly recently, Nashville’s Kings of Leon was one of the biggest American bands in the world that most Americans had never heard of. After four albums, this alt-rock quartet draws Beatle-esque attention in England and Australia. Here in the good ol’ U.S. of A.? Not so much. But that's changing.

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Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga

The Fame Monster

After cutting her teeth in NYC nightclubs, the now superstar Lady Gaga is trying to "out Madonna" Madonna on the pop scene. So her second release, an EP titled The Fame Monster, is destined to become … infamous.

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Train

Train

"Hey, Soul Sister"

Look out Jack Johnson, Colbie Caillat and Jason Mraz—Train's biggest hit in nine years appropriates your patented feel-good island vibe—and ups the ante with a ukulele.

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